ONE PLAN FOR TEBOW

LRJets wrote:Jets announced one plan for Tebow will be as a punt blocker. Or is it a blocker for the punter?



Regardless.

Sanchez will have a fire lit under him because of Tebow?? I think Tebow will have a fire under him to be the starting QB to avoid that particular job. Gonna be interesting to say the least.

Westhoff mentioned him as the punt protector - which presents some nice fake opportunities

Westhoff mentioned him as the punt protector - which presents some nice fake opportunities





I just heard minutes ago on First Take, Skip Bayless telling the anti-Tebow, Stephen A. Smith; that in those situations Tebow can run with the ball and good things can happen.

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Should be obvious that he can throw harder. He's much bigger. But the accuracy quote? In offseaon workouts without even your own defense lined up against you? Means nothing

Here's an interesting stat I saw the other day: In precisely one game out of his 16 career starts (incl playoffs) has Tebow had a better completion percentage than the career average of Sanchez (55.3). Considering Sanchez has been one of the lower ranked players in this category since he came into the league, that is truly stunning.

One more: Tebow has had more completions than incompletions in only 3 of those 16 games. Scary

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This past season I noticed the NFL (TV stations) have been using almost field level view for certain plays behind the offense. One play in particular during the Jets-Denver game, Tebow threw a ball with velocity and accuracy through a tiny window. I thought I was watching Aaron Rodgers.

No matter what anyone says, this guy won the Heisman at quarterback as a sophomore. Has to mean something.